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LOL! It is crazy, isn't it.

Based on the Ameraucana Breeders Club definition, the answer to your questions is simple. The EE who comes from two Ameraucanas or one of each and does not get the blue egg gene from either parent is not an EE. It is just a barnyard mix. And likewise, your hen who came from a BBS Ameraucana...

There seems to be a lot of confusion about what constitutes an EE regarding comb type, leg color, etc. While it is true that there is no APA or ABA standard for EEs as they are hybrids, the most widely accepted definition of an EE is that which has been established by the Ameraucana Breeders...

Before someone goes on a rampage about their EE that does not have greenish legs, you will notice I said "typically." That means "usually" or "in most cases." The name comes from the egg colors, not the leg color.

Easter Eggers are EE due to the different egg colors which can be blue, olive, green, beige, or even pale pink or gold (You get Easter eggs without having to dye them). :o) The legs of EEs are typically greenish colored.